Pleasant Grove Visits and Local Social Notes
Mrs Glover and children from Kansas City and Messrs Campbell of Columbus visit Mrs S C Vanarsdale and parents in Pleasant Grove. Numerous relatives and visitors from Louisville Springfield Maud Perryville Collinsville Beside social calls, a ball game featuring The Married Men losing to The Boys 40 to 14.
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Glover
Kansas City
John
Will Campbell
Columbus
Ohio
S. C. Vanarsdale
A. G. Noe
Mary Bruce
Sarah Mitchell
Perryville
Hopper
Lavenia O'Connor
Bruce
Mitchell
I. P. Haynes
Marshal, Mo
Mabel
Nannie Thompson
Edgar Wilson
Ed Litsey
Tatham Springs
Robert Thompson
Grundy Home
Alice Thompson
Miss Blanton
Boston
Birch
Hugh Noe
Springfield
C. K. Crawford
Louisville
J. J. Martin
Adeline Cox
Virgin
Mr. Goatley
Maud
Ed Birch
John Taylor
J. F. Gregory
Finch
Lexington
L. M. Gregory
W. T. Leachman
Advertising opens fields of opportunity for business
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Local Visits Highlight Quiet Social Roundup
Aisville residents visited Mrs. Alice Thompson while Miss Mabel Thompson hosted Misses Bruce and Mitchell and Mr. Haynes. Mr. Arvin Noe returned to Columbus after a stay with relatives, and Miss Sue Eagerton came back from a week with the Tobin sisters in Texas.
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Aisville
Alice Thompson
Mabel Thompson
Bruce and
Mitchell
Haynes
Arvin Noe
Coumbus
Ohio
Sue Eagerton
Tobin
Texas
The Fiddler's Life Story Told by Frank L. Stanton
A reflective verse about a musician who travels far to seek music and love, finding solace in memories of home as angels listen. The poem imagines heaven returning his fiddle, with the speaker noting the lingering heavenly music and the musician’s final rest beyond the last river.
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Frank L. Stanton
Hogs Ate Dynamite Near Shakertown
Harrodsburg Herald reports Mr. John Smith near Shakertown found his dynamite stash eaten by hogs after he stored it in a barn to blast stump work. The hogs consumed most of the explosives leaving only fuse and a partial charge, with Smith unsure why it did not detonate. He fears selling or consuming any remaining material and faces a financial loss from the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Shakertown
Trials Postponed in Depot Altercation Case
The Commonwealth prosecutions against Ham and John Hardesty and J D Bobbitt for a depot disturbance were called in police court Friday and continued to July 16 due to recovery needs. John Hardesty, shot, and Virgil Bobbitt, head injuries, are rapidly recovering.
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Lebanon
The
Commonwealth
Ham
John Hardesty
J. D
Virgil Bobbitt
Virgil Bobtitt
Publishers and The Tariff Debate in Republican Papers
A collection of Republican editorials across the United States urges immediate abolition of duties on wood pulp and print paper to lower costs for consumers, accusing free trade advocates of inconsistency and self interest. The piece critiques tariff reform positions as shifting toward naked protectionism and warns that Pennsylvania’s stance may constrict independent Republicans seeking honest tariff changes.
Cured Her Turkeys by Bourbon Poultry Cure
L G Botkin of Paris Kentucky reports his wife used Bourbon Poultry Cure on dying turkeys and it cured them. He praises it as the best remedy for fowls. Sold by all Springfield Sun druggists at 1.00 per year.
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Paris
Springfield Sun
Bryan Records Show Vigor in Campaigns of 1896 1900
The text states Bryan delivered 2,106 speeches in four months during the 1896 campaign, spoken 41 times in a single New York day, and in 1900 campaigned through Missouri and Kansas from 5 a.m. to midnight with little rest over nineteen hours. He traveled over 42,000 miles each campaign, meeting hundreds of thousands, and attributes health to good food, rest, abstaining from liquor and tobacco, and maintaining calm under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
New York State
Missouri
Kansas
Tariff Reform Urged By Albany Argus In Brutal Finance Charge
The Albany Argus calls for tariff reform, arguing current prices defy supply and demand due to Republican tariff and privilege laws that shield monopolies. It attacks the Republican majority for draining the treasury and leaving wealth unused while workers face higher living costs.
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Albany Argus
Republican Party
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Proctor Knott Chautauqua Association
Lebanon, KY
Pleasant Grove
Publishers and the Tariff
United States
Tme
Repubican
Indianapolis Star
Washington Herald
Pennsylvania
Congress
Treasury
Ellis H. Roberts
Ays
Oscar
Brumfield, KY
Stevens
Tor
J. Stevens Arms & Tool CO
Chicopee Falls
Mass
J. F. Bishop
Jat Bobbt & Bishop's Livery Stable
Springfield, KY
Griffin Springs
Campbellsville
Columbia Pike
R. L. Faulkner
C. Dohoney
Mag
Rome, Ky
Roup
Canker
Limberneck
Aydon
Sarastown
Will Coomss
the Sun
Times
Sun
Daily Courier Journal
Daily Courier- Journal
Daily Courier-Journal
Allen
Uic Allen
Leon Allen Proprietor
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